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Thank you Jessica McCabe for your Ted Talk, finds out about her, and her patreon which I am proud to say I just joined.

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Hello my lovely listeners or readers, this week I have found what I thought was wrong with me for almost all my life.

It’s called ADHD, Einstein, J.F.K, Richard Branson, Justin Timberlake, and many others have it, in fact we represent around 3 to 5% of the population.

For years I have been suffering from not being able to switch off my brain to sleep, can not keep a day job for long, have impulsive behaviors, not aware of time like most people, able to hyper focus on a task to the point that I forget to eat or drink, procrastinate, start many things and not finish them, be full of ideas, daydream constantly, lose my concentration if some talk to me too slow, being forgetful, and piss a lot of people without realising it.

I have sorted myself out on many factors, with meditation, exercise, self improvement, boosting my self esteem, before I actually found out I had ADHD all along. It’s genetics, so you either have or you don’t, it had a massive negative impact in my life, because the system is not made for people with ADHD.

I got fired from two schools, teachers always said great potential, can do more but spend his time not paying attention, or making others laugh in class. For years I was told I was stupid, try harder, when I wasn’t my fault, but a condition.

If you have too, please do not think it’s a curse, it’s great conditions to have, we are the creators, the doers, the ones that think outside the box, the leaders of this world, because we have so much energy to give, we just learn to canalised it, focus our attention for period of time, use it and give our gift to this world.

We do not fit the norm, and we shouldn’t to be and live the rest of people because we can not adapt ourselves, we need to embrace ADHD and concentrate on what we are good at, not we are not capable of doing.

I love you all and thank you for following me with my podcast.

What helps to turn off that super brain?

Daily morning exercise

Daily Meditation

Write a physical list of things to do for the day

Use tools like Google calendar to remember things

Daily cycling to feel physically tired in the evening

Make your bedroom nice so you want to go sleep in it

Use a timer when doing tasks to not forget to eat or drink

Get plenty of sunshine

Read books (audiobooks really works since we can stand still for long periods of time) about self-improvement and get ride of the negative internal talk

Get a really cold shower

Podcast I listen to:

Tim Ferris:

https://tim.blog/podcast/

Joe Rogan:

http://podcasts.joerogan.net/

Bill Burr:

https://billburr.com/podcast/

Tony Robbins:

https://www.tonyrobbins.com/podcasts/

Making Sense with Sam Harris:

https://samharris.org/podcast/

Books I’ve loved and helped me understand myself and make the necessary changes to my life to be successful:

Happy by Darren Brown,

Neil Strauss (The game),

This is going to Hurt by Adam Kay (recommended by Steven Fry),

Ready Player One by Ernest Cline,

The Count of Monte Cristo (my favorite book ever)

A life in Parts by Bryan Cranston (Walter White, Breaking Bad)

Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari.

Outwitting the Devil by Napoleon Hill (MUST READ THIS)

Driven to Distraction by Edward M.Hallowell (ADHD condition must read)

The Art of asking by Amanda Palmer

Waking up by Sam Harris

I can’t make this up by Kevin Hart

The future of Humanity by Michio Kaku

No Ordinary Times by Doris Kearns Goodwin

The Shawshank Redemption by Steven King,

Principles by Ray Dalio

Born Standing up by Steve Martin

The Millionaire next door by Cotter Smith

Total recall by Arnold Schwarzenegger

The road less traveled by M.Scott Peck

Unshakeable by Tony Robbins

The Magic of Thinking Big by David Schwartz

Elon Musk by Ashlee Vance

The Greatest by Muhammad Ali

The Chimp Paradox by Prof Steve Peters

The Millionaire Fastlane by MJ DeMarco

The Sticking point Solution by Jay Abraham

Winners by Alastair Campbell

And many more still...

Thank you for listening or reading.

Didier Soulier

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In this episode I speak with Laurie Tubb the Founder and Co Owner of LinMail Pro, the latter is a fantastic software base product which I personally loved to use a few years back. check it out here: https://www.linmailpro.com/

In 1999 Laurie sold his shares in a small telecoms company which he co founded in 1997. After this life changing some of money, Laurie went on traveling while working on new projects of his own making.

I ask my friend Laurie the following questions

How did you start your first venture on Telecoms, by chance?

How well did you it do, did you start with the mindset of selling eventually?

Big mistake you wish you didn’t do?

How did you overcome hard times?

What would recommend others that wish to open a business?

What do you do to relax?

What books help you or people that inspired you?

Thank you for listening or reading.

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Sex or Porn Addicts? Conversation with Experts in Sexual Dysfunctions, Sex Addiction, Love Addiction, and Porn Addiction, CYNTHIA FOGOE giving tips and guidance to recovery and how to get help.

Find out about Cynthia work: https://cynthiafogoe.co.uk/

NOTE: I apologise for the start of the recording, I realised when I was talking somehow it cut off Cynthia, so I stayed quiet after a while so it did not happen again, this is due to poor internet connection.

Cynthia is I an accredited counsellor with experience of working in health centres within the NHS, clinics and schools in the UK. She has seen hundreds of clients for BUPA, Capita and Relate helping a wide range of people with a broad spectrum of issues.

“I have vast experience of working with Sexual Dysfunctions, Sex Addiction, Love Addiction, and Porn Addiction.”

Cynthia is a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT) who has been trained by the renowned therapist Dr. Patrick Carnes (Books to read Out of Shadows). She is also a member of the International Institute for Trauma & Addiction Professionals (IITAP).

Cynthia’s Qualifications:

Certified Sex Addiction Therapist CSAT IITAP

Masters in Solution Focused Brief Therapy: MA Birmingham University

Post Graduate Diploma in Psychosexual Therapy: PG Dip Hull University

Professional Certificate in the Treatment of Sexual Addiction: ATSAC

Relate Certificate in Couple Counselling: Herbert Grey College

Certificate in Family Counselling: Doncaster College

Edexcel BTEC Level 2 & 3 in Life Coaching BTEC

Relate Certificate in Online Counselling: Herbert Grey College

Certificate in EMDR Therapy Manchester

Professional Organisations:

British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP)

College of Sexual & Relationship Therapists (COSRT)

The International Institute for Trauma & Addiction Professionals (IITAP)

Association for Counselling and Therapy Online (ACTO)

Association for the Treatment of Sexual Addiction & Compulsivity (ATSAC)

EMDR Association UK & Ireland

I ask Cynthia the following questions:

How did you end up in your field of work?

Did you suffer yourself from the very conditions you are helping people with?

When do you know you have a problem with compulsive behavior?

What kind of people come to you, anyone can be at risk?

Is there a growing number among young people?

How long does a recovery can last?

How about 12 steps programs? Does this fit everybody’s profile?

In your experience, can some people be cured by helping themselves?

What do you recommend to listeners who may feel they need help?

What can they do, contact or read right now?

How do you deal with listening to so much pain from your daily practise, how do you cope?

What do you do to relax?

Morning ritual?

Books you recommend?

Books recommended for compulsive behaviors:

The Gifts of Imperfection: Let Go of Who You Think You're Supposed to Be and Embrace Who You Are by Brené Brown Ph.D L.M.S.W.

The Greatest Salesman in the World by Og Mandino

Switch: How to change things when change is hard by Chip Heath

Out of shadows by Patrick Carnes.

Recovery to live by Christopher Kennedy Lawford.

Breaking the cycle, George Collins MA, and Andrew Adleman MA.

Always turned on by Robert Weiss and Jennifer p. Shneider.

Recovery, freedom from our addictions by Russell Brand.

Atomic Habits by Alain Carr.

Rewire your anxious brain by Catherine M.Pittman Phd, Elizabeth M Karle.

Thank you for listening or reading.

Didier Soulier

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Lena is a professional speaker, personal coach and woman Inspired influencer.

“Lena is very compassionate, highly spiritual and kind human being and best at her work. I will continue to work with her as I travel my entrepreneur journey. I would highly recommend her expertise to any business person…”

Pranita Salunke - CEO of Vitality Health Clinic

Lena Kay’s Website: https://lenakay.com

Lena’s Ted Talk with 1,700,000 views to date, in this video, Lena Kay shares the 3 steps on how she went from being in a homeless shelter with a brain tumour to living the life of her dreams and how you can transform your life using the same process:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L51h8BBu7b8

“I believe we are born to win and programmed to lose”. Lena Kay

Born in Kurdistan (northern Iraq), during the Iran – Iraq war, her family went to the U.K as refugees of war escaping not just Iranian bombs, but also Saddam’s chemical weapons.

Lena went to school, college and university. She did very well in high school despite suffering a nervous stammer, where she was seeing a speech therapist.

She hated her teens as most people do.

Her parents were working class so when she went to University studying for her BA Hons majoring in Communication Studies with a minor in Cultural Studies, she was also working part time at a gambling arcade.

The company saw leadership skills in her, they offered Lena a deal to leave university.

“I was in my second year, in the middle of a traumatic event and I used the money as an excuse to escape out of the intensity of the trauma that was surrounding me. So in my early twenties I was running 10 gambling establishments in London. I worked there for over 4 years until I moved onto RBS Business Banking where I soon rose as a team leader.

Things looked good from the outside, but inside there was a storm brewing.”

At the lowest point in her life she prayed for my life to end. She was spiralling deeper and deeper into darkness and addiction.

“Now don’t get me wrong, my transformation wasn’t easy or overnight. Nothing worth having comes easy – but it sure is worth it.”

“I’m certainly an optimist these days, but I’m a realist first, so when life brings adversities into my path (because it’s life and it’s what happens unless we want to live in a cave) I now deal with them from the inside out – not from the outside in.”

“Master Yourself So You Can Master Anything”

She came off the government assistance to work for a sales and business development company in London where she became the Managing Director.

Lena also underwent intense trainings to build coaching skills with The Coaching Academy for Personal Performance Coaching, and she’s also an NLP & Law of Attraction Practitioner certified by Dr Joe Vitale & Dr Steve G Jones.

Her business is supported by the Princes Trust. In 2015 She took her business plan through the Business Enterprise Programme and successfully passed when presenting her business to a panel of experts.

She was also a finalist for Entrepreneur of the Year in 2017 for Kingston Business Excellence Awards.

Love life – She has healed her heart and attracted the love of my life. They got married this February (2018)

I ask Lena those questions:

Thank you for making me cry on your video, when you admit to the TedTalk audience that the little boy was you, were you really pronounced dead?

Catalyst for change, you are the creator of your life vide, how did you find it?

Addictions - drugs and smoking, If you don’t mind, what kind of drugs we are addicted too?

How did you overcome your addiction, and prescribed drugs, going with your gut feelings?

Health - How did you healed my body naturally.

Money & wealth - Removing limiting beliefs and running your own business.

Making a positive impact in the world, you get inspired by changing people life’s for the better right?

Tell me more about those books; quantum physics, neuroscience, microbiology, law of attraction, religions and spiritual teachings.

What mistake you made on your success journey?

What cool project you currently working on? A new book, TedTalk new service?

What would you advise to people struggling right now with their life?

What do you do to relax?

Books, tv series you recommend?

Thank you for listening or reading.

Didier Soulier

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Tova Leigh is a social media influencer, writer, performer, wife and mother. What I like about Tova is her honest video rants and joie de vivre.

Tova uses her platforms to support and empower women by giving them a sense of belonging as she doesn’t hold back whilst sharing the raw truth with her uncensored topics: motherhood, body issues, marriage, sexuality, relationships not forgetting chocolate, wine and of course cake!

I actually was involved in project pilot for Tova a few years back in London with my own business The Drone Film Company. Tova has a few viral videos, one of which I adore: “Why mums never meet up”.

Video link with 108 400 views: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwHZg1SbwSs

If you are a parent, you will relate to her style, in fact after seeing a few videos, there’s plenty of stuff anybody can relate to.

With her viral online series 'Mom life crisis', Tova went on a journey to rediscover life after motherhood. From doing a nude photo shoot, to bungee jumping, pole dancing, changing her appearance and even flying to Nepal to do the Everest base camp trek, Tova documented her journey.

The series received an overwhelming response from thousands of women across the world. She is currently taking her raw humour on stage with her live show My Thoughts About Stuff and writing her new book.

You can find out more on her website: https://tovaleigh.com

I ask Tova the following questions:

When did you start your career as a podcaster and youtuber, what age where you?

Where do you get your ideas for your video?

Do you do your editing or you leave it to your team?

How difficult was it in the early days, what helped you carry on?

Was there a moment where you though, why am I doing this?

When did you start to generate money, how many years did it take?

What advice would you give to people that want to do what you do?

Do you have any morning routine?

What do you do to relax?

Thank you for listening, and have fun out there.

Didier

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This week's episode I talk to my good friend and NLP therapist Mark Peters at Balance Approach https://www.nlpbirmingham.co.uk

Mark is a good friend of mine, and was my NLP therapist when I had an ordeal while I was struggling with a relationship break up and I was lost, and drinking heavily for months, about 8-9 pints a day, smoked Joints, did cocaine.

He helped me understand where I was having an internal problem, past issues with my dad, and how he saved me from my own sabotage by personalise short audio files when I was horrified by created by own lack of self esteem.

Not only having session with him save me, help me toward recovery, but the daily listening to his recorded message where he gave me clear instructions to find within myself the strength to fight back and see the light at the end of the tunnel.

This happened very quickly as within months I was cured, when I thought It would take me years to overcome the deep and creeping feeling of losing my girlfriend at the time.

We will talk about actual tips and tricks to help you right now if you like me struggled with emotional management.

We pride ourselves on helping you identify what you need and want; that flexibility enables us to develop a program to meet those needs, after all, it is your business.

"The person with the greatest flexibility of thought and behaviour will have the greatest influence in any interaction". - Ross Ashby

Mark offer a range of balanced and coordinated services including:

NLP Training

Coaching Training

Business Development Training

Personal Development Training

I ask Mark the following:

What does NLP means and does it entitle?

How did you end up taking this line of work?

Can people do NLP to themself, can you train yourself?

What is the best tips and tricks to help people suffering from emotional management after a relationship breakup?

Can you apply NLP to other area of suffering, such l losing a family member?

Where can we find you?

What do you recommend or advice you would give to people who want to become NLP practitioner?

What do you do for fun?

What do you do to relax?

Any books you can recommend to me? NLP or book that have changed your life?

Books Mark recommended:

Frazzled - Rubby Wax

Who moved my Cheese - Spencer Johnson

F**k it therapy - John C. Parkin

Can't be arsed - Richard Wilson

Book I recommended:

Adam Kay - This is going to hurt, Junior Doctor on the NHS

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I suffered for almost 10 years with my porn and sex addiction, which led to a heavy use of drugs such as Marijana, Cocaine and alcohol.

I would watch porn up to 12 times a day on a bad day, which affected my own business, my self esteem and happiness. I would tell people I was doing great, but behind close doors I was crying and seeking help.

For me I was getting to the point that I told myself: if you can’t stop I will just have to kill myself at some point.

It took therapy sessions , NLP sessions talking to good friends and reading books about addiction but what really worked for me is the drastic measures I took:

At the age of 39, I decided to leave the UK and back home to France to give myself the best chance to succeed and change my bad habits.

Changing my environment, moving back to my to France to my mum and working every day at doing less and less really worked for me. I was committed for change, and I stopped judging myself when I failed some days.

In the first edition of my Podcast the Dider Show I share my struggles and how I changed for the better.

I would like to invite you to listen, because I thought I was totally lost and I would never overcome my porn addiction.

But I did, and it took less time than I thought, so I want to tell you guys out there that there is hope for you too if you are currently struggling with the compulsive behaviour that touches so many people that are too ashamed to reach out and seek help.

What about masturbation habits: how many times, most men do it once a day, sometimes 3 times a day.

Start, where does it come from?

How it crip on me, what damage it caused in my life.

What other bad habits came with it.

How it became impossible to concentrate, function, created my own prison.

The changes I made in the end.

Seeking advice, don’t judge yourself too hard.

Happy ending, change of environment.

Stay busy, there is hope, you can do it and change your bad habits and adopt new good one

Books i recommend:

Out of shadows, Patrick Carnes

Breaking the cycle, George Collins MA, and Andrew adleman MA

Always turned on by Robert Weiss and jennifer p. Shneider.

Recovery, freedom from our addictions by Russell Brand.

Atomic habits by Alain Carr

Rewire your anxious brain by Catherine M.Pittman Phd, Elizabeth M Karle.

Thank you for listening / reading

Didier

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Leah Torres is a physician specializing in obstetrics and gynecology and she has the unique honor and humble responsibility of addressing some of the most sensitive and intimate of topics in people’s lives.

Not only does she takes this aspect of her profession very seriously, but she has also made it a central focus of her practice. She quotes: “The society in which we live is so immensely Victorian even now that to speak of topics such as sex and sexuality is crippling for most people.” Check her out at: https://leahtorres.com/

I came accros Leah during her conversation with Amanda Palmer about abortion, and since I had a recorded conversation with my own grand-mother, in which she convined in me her life story and told me she had to perform herself about 17 misscarriage. I did not know what to say at the point and was thinking of pausing the recording on my phone, but I noticed a tear come down her face, and I realise how much she must have gone through, the secrecy and the pain she had to carry all these years.

I can pretend to even come close to understand fully what this must do to a woman's body, physically and physiology, but I want to try to do what I can to help this problem I see today.

By that I mean, what is happening in the States with the current proposal for the law to be changed and made illegal unless the woman's life is at risk, but not in the case of a rap.

After spending some time researching this topic on the internet, I found this:

That the U.S. Supreme Court announced 7-2 decision in Roe v. Wade:

That a woman’s constitutional right to privacy extended to decisions about whether to terminate a pregnancy, thus essentially declaring that laws prohibiting abortion were unconstitutional.

Now surely this is good news, but it is reality, I’m guessing we are fighting against the shame and bullying on those poor woman, that to me should have the right to do what they feel is best for their life and body.

I read from Amanda Palmer blog post on her patron this book Robin Marty - Handbook for a Post-Roe America, is this a good place to start?

I read you had to leave a position because of hate mail, How difficult must that have been for you and your colleagues?

How can those poeple against abortion can justify keeping a baby after a rape?

How can we try to change some mind and see the truth?

When I first contacted you on twitter you were very wairy, I’m guessing you must get a lot of crap for speaking out? How do you deal with that?

What do you have to say to the people that hate you for speaking and standing for women.

Is there a petition already out there for people to help the cause?

Now I did create some fake profile on Linked In and I got loads of messages of men asking my fake girls out, I was a bit amused but shocked by it. Woman must get a lot of shit on a daily basis.

Define to me what makes you happy please.

Any books you would recommend to me?

Thank you for listening, and have fun out there.

Leah books recommendation:

Amanda Palmer - The Art of Asking: http://amandapalmer.net/theartofasking/

Robin Marty - Handbook for a Post-Roe America

Carl Elliott - White Coat, Black Hat: Adventures on the Dark Side of Medicine

Jill Filipovic - The feminist pursuit of happiness

Dána-Ain Davis - Reproductive injustice

Flora Fox - Big Medicine: Diagnosing America's Healthcare Disease

Thank you for reading.

Didier

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Environmental and sustainability talk with Jay Siegel Creator and Co-Host of the Award Winning Sustainability Defined Podcast.

Jay both run two organisations; www.groundupimpact.com and https://sustainabilitydefined.com/ with Scott Breen which is an award winning podcast with 100,000 downloads, featured in iTunes' New And Noteworthy section upon release.

Jay helps people that want to make a difference and start to do something for the planet

both on the individual level and start up business. He tries to implement sustainability at the planning stage for new start ups.

Jay is talented for communication and lives in Denver, Colorado, where he grew up.

“We’re all too familiar with the “how do I scale my impact?” headache. From our years of experience, we can help you avoid yours.”

Jay recommended to me this website about environmental issues Grist: https://grist.org/

I ask Jay the following questions:

How difficult was the podcast in the early days

Was there a moment where you though, why am I doing this?

How did you find out about Patreon, is it working for your podcast?

Do you think of taking your podcast onto Youtube?

Define to me what makes you happy please.

Books you would recommend to me?

Thank you for listening, and have fun out there.

Didier Soulier

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Piss off Iphone, and Facebook, young people need to be taught that there is life without a phone.

I hate Iphone with passion, I mean Steve Jobs used to stand for something great, an idea that the world could be better, not the over priced piece of shit of a phone they call iPhone these days, and charge you $1000 when it cost probably $100 to made by little children in a far away country that I can most likely not even spell nor pronounce correctly.

By the way iPhone and rest of shitty phone out there are not even phone, try to call someone and the battery will run out before you get to finish your first sentence. I mean fuck off Tim Cooks and your Share Older cunts, you all should be shot in the name of Steve for taking a shit all over his company.

You bunch of cunts, Appel used to stand for an idea of greatness, a purpose to do thing differently, to be creative, to stand alone, push the boundaries to innovate, to make a difference.

When was the last time you cunts have actually had a real idea other than: let’s see how much more money we can suck out from the poor bastards are there?

I’m a hypocrite, I still have an iPhone, But not for long you fuckers, I fell in love for what mac used to be, I still own my iMac, and Macbook pro which I adore, I will never use a PC, only if I decide to cut my balls off.

I’m angry at Apple iPhone lack of innovation, the head phone is the most stupid thing I ever have seen, I actually found someone day in a park and gave it away to a friend daughter, why because I’ll be dead before you see me wearing that stupid thing, I mean I like to meet whoever thought that was a good idea, I’m certain Steve Jobs himself would slap the shit out the guy that invented this stupid and useless thing.

Shame on you appel, you lost your cool for me, you going down the pan and I won’t be sorry to see you die if you carry one come up with crap.

Of course, you won’t because you are very good at selling a turd, you actually manage to take a piece of shit, put glitter on it and sell it as the best thing there is today. Fuck you.

But it’s also you, the people that buying the newest Iphone like you live depends on it, you fucking retards, why do you feel the need to get a new phone every year you morrons? You make me sick, all of you.

Facebook, or shit show as I prefer to call it, fuck you too Mark Zuckerberg, who the fuck you think you are putting advertazment in the middle of videos on you platform, unlike youtube where you can skip a stupid advertment after only a few seconds, you twat when the extra miles into thinking why force feed me your rubbish ads just because you can. Fuck you, you’re trully cunt.

I ate you more than my ate for sweaty ass cheeks. You and your shit show have responsibility as a human to sensibilise the young generation and help them to understand there is life without likes and comment because I share what people have had for breakfast, I mean you morrons out there, get a fucking life.

Nobody cares about what you had today, or yesterday for lunch. Nobody cares about your meanless life. And yes Mr Zuckerberg could take out your fingers out of your ass and be accountable when your platform helped some cunts in America elect what is esentially the worst hair implant ever designed in the while wide world as president, or more of a joke of president, a guy whom did NOT start from nothing, his own dad put him where he is, I mean the guy failed pretty much everything he puts his dirty sexist useless hands on.

Please Mr. Zuckerberg, can you help this generation and not get them attached to their phone please? There is beauty, wonderful things all around us, and you don’t need to have your head down your lap checking your phone every time it beeps.

I would like to thank you as there is a mean to cap the amount of time you spend on your platform, but could you maybe make it more obvious to them, warm them that maybe 4 hours per day is like an addiction, just maybe you Sir could help come up with something that will help to make the new generation and those to come after, to be better human beings, not the nobhead I see every day in a cafe, bar, bus, totally immersed on their phone.

Please, I implore you, Please Mr. Zuckerberg do something about this sickness that is growing every day.

I use Facebook for my group of volunteer, so yes I’m a hypocrite in a way. Facebook is great as a tool to find old friends and share some cool shit, and for other things such as checking out a cheek you just met, I’m just sad to see the young people wasting all their time on it or on other platforms.

But it also you poeple again, for fuck sake try to spend a day without your phone, try to look while walking where you’re going before you end up walking into a lamppost or into a pond, try to understand, Facebook is not real, it’s in the air, it’s all just a shit show for haters to voice their stupid and irrelevant comments, get out, exercise, go hicking, get your pals for a game of football in the park, talk to the person next to you on the bus, look at the clouds and see the various shape of animals, call a old friend, play your instrument, try something new, read a book, then maybe we will see the beauty in every moment of our lifes, not defined by how many likes we get, I implore you we all need to take a good look at ourselves and decide where we are going.

People I tell you again, watch the HBO mini series Chernobyl, and listen to the podcast with Craig Mazin writer and producer of the show, it’s already been rated top series ever, so get your fingers out of your ass and go watch it now.

Thank you for listening, and have fun out there.

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